for runners – marathoner Phil, pictured, runs a 4K route from here to Oxwich Bay in the background. ‘I am so lucky to have this beautiful place to train in,’ she says.Send in Your Photos: If you run in an amazing setting, why not send in a pic? Email your
Don't hang around - they sold out in four weeks this time last year...Here's the link
Run hub page, you should find plenty of tips and info to help you have a superb race. We've also compiled the top 10 mind-boggling facts about the racing extravaganza.There were 12,000 runners in the 1981 event. That figure has now risen to 55
and Haile Gebrselassie, and it is easy to see why this race has become the standard by which other races are measured. Even the legendary John Akii-Bua, the Ugandan 1972 Olympic champion over 400m hurdles, has run the event. He finished last, apparently
A runner's life can sometimes feel like Groundhog Day. Much as you love your daily run, that backdrop of terraces and bus stops isn't quite the stuff of romance – especially in freezing January. Now picture yourself running across the beautiful
Each month we feature one of the world's most breathtakingly scenic races in our Rave Run section of the magazine. Click through our gallery and let us know which is your Rave Run. If you have an amazing spot where you run, send in a photo and we
-watering trio of events ever. Fights are already breaking out in our offices over who will go on which trip...Here are what are undoubtedly our two finest travel packages, just for you in 2004. We run them in conjunction with Mike Gratton's 2:09 Events.RW Swiss
to supporter hotspots, we’ve pulled together a feast of articles for you to pore over for the next thirteen days... Half-Marathon SolutionsBeginner, elite, veteran or fundraiser – these two articles will equip you with the technical know-how to run your first
Got some race-day photos you'd like to share on runnersworld.co.uk? Then drop us a line at editor@runnersworld.co.uk with the subject line 'Great South' and we'll add them to our Great South Run gallery.
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